Alan_Jones

Gets a mention here though with an interview with Steve Jenson to come in this week's paper; http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/Rye-House-Rockets-blow-Klindt-leaves-signs/story-28466754-detail/story.html

It's hinted at in a Polish article that he thinks his Sunday PL signing won't conflict too much with his Polish commitments.

Do keep up...

...and "Moorwell" has "liked" my Scunthorpe guess...

Not Peterborough with 8+ points to fill.

He's also signed for a Sunday PL team, presumably replacing Taylor Poole at Scunthorpe.

Half a dozen ex-journos surely?

...or Percy Blakeney.

Bellego signed for Redcar, Klindt probably available.

Not eligible for a visa.

We've had one for the last season in Bradley Wilson-Dean.

Why not go the whole hog and have football, darts and T20 cricket instead of speedway?

That was my worry at the start of the season but it didn't take long to see that he was back to his best and, with some more money thrown at him, he could carry on where he left off in the PL.

Not any more, it's passport only.

Nikolai Klindt has told Sportowe Fakty that he's changed teams in this country. As I understand it, it was never an option for this season but something to be thought about for 2017 and beyond.

Probably a good thing and, sadly, the best fit would be Anders Mellgren. Realistically though, the likes of; Victor Palovaara Ashley Birks Anton Rosen Kozza Smith The next star off the Aussie conveyer belt

Nikolai Klindt has confirmed in a Sportowe Fakty interview that he's changed teams in this country but it isn't official yet.

Depends on how soon he runs out of cash and starts selling sponsored parts/bikes.

I think we should get back closer to the 1999 rules; USA - The top rider excluding those already in the UK. Australia - The top three riders excluding those already in the UK. New Zealand - The top rider excluding those already in the UK. Czech Republic - The top two riders excluding those already in the UK. Poland - The top two riders excluding those already in the UK. Others - The National Champion of their country. I always thought it was odd that after that they changed to state qualification and ignored the various national championships.

From matejkus.cz; Most of you anxiously awaiting where Matthew will ride next year, originally planned to tell that on Christmas Eve as a gift, but due to the ongoing process přestupnímu in the English league, which is not over yet, we can not announce anything officially. But we can confirm speculation that Matthew at his own request, is transferring to a new club from Redcar Bears, who owned it for five years. It will be a club with ambition and on paper, the strongest team in the Premier League. . This also thank not only all the fans Redcar, you have decorated the title of Rider of The Year 2015 but also to all other

...which surely makes the no.7 the "main reserve" as they'll always be at reserve.

I don't think it's something they'd want to own up to straight away. In view of what look like some glaring mistakes over the last few months they need a replacement in place to be able to put a positive spin on the story.

It's also typical of amateur and youth speedway meetings but, sadly, the further up the ladder you get, the less will there is to keep meetings moving.

Try doozy, doozey or doozie.